Annual
bird festival scheduled March 31
The 5th Annual Wings Over Water Northwest Birding Festival is scheduled for
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GSA
says port of entry project still on schedule
Despite the lack of visible progress in recent months the Peace Arch port
of entry redevelopment project is right on schedule, according to Bill
Lesh of the Government Services Administration (GSA) regional office in
Portland.
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Water
rates could change in 2008
Charges for new water connections could increase next year, pending the
results of a study initiated by the city of Blaine.
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Girls on the run!
Blaine students Brandy and Brianna Bruneau finished first and third in
this year’s annual Girls on the Run 5K race. See People
Around the Bay.
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On fire
Freshman Kyle Olason shows some heat against Nooksack in the league jamboree
last Saturday at the Pipe. Photo by Jack Kintner
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The
path to healing
Former Blaine resident Lisa Moeller’s new journal is designed to be shared.
Math
whizzes need not apply
You don’t need to be a math whiz to volunteer for the Washington State
Math Championship March 31.
Around
the Bay
• City schedules wayside horn demo
• Blaine senior center slated to receive new roof
• Volunteers needed for state math competition
• Celebrate Earth Day with NSEA
• Governor awards $7 million to Blaine for Lighthouse facility
Former
Blaine resident publishes book
Sharing life’s experiences allows individuals to grow and heal, but not
everyone feels comfortable talking face-to-face or joining a support group.
A&A
buys Totally Chocolate building
A&A Customs Brokers
has consolidated its operation in Blaine after buying
the former Totally Chocolate building last month from
Jeff Robinson.
District
meetings aim to preserve recreation area
Northwest Park and Recreation
District (NWPRD) commissioners held the first of several
meetings aimed at generating ideas from its constituency
Tuesday night at the Blaine library.
People
around Blaine and Birch Bay
• Wright steps down from math championship program
• Local student makes the grade
• Students compete in history competition
• Blaine girls score first in run
Century
21 honors agents
Home Improvement
Builder
brings the outside in
Morrie De Boer is the first contractor to purchase lots in Charlie Lewsader’s
29-acre Malibu development near Point Whitehorn.
Annual
home show features more than 300 vendors
The annual home and garden
show produced by the building industry association
of Whatcom County took place on the first weekend
in March.
PHOTO
OF THE WEEK
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